From time to time, corporations issue stocks to raise funds to expand and operate their businesses more efficiently. Investors buy these stocks predominantly on stock exchanges. A stock is a form of security that indicates the holder has proportionate ownership in the issuing corporation. This is the typical definition of a traditional stock market investor operating with long-term ambitions.

Stock trading is another side of the coin. It involves buying and selling shares in corporations in an effort to make money on daily changes in price. This short-term approach is exactly what differentiates stock traders from traditional stock market investors who go into it for the long haul. Our involvement and specialty in this short-term approach of stock trading doesn’t mean that We discourage long-term stock investments in the stock markets.

We diversify our approach with valuable and inevitably needed commodities in the category of agriculture, energy and metals. Most traded commodities like gold, natural gas and sugar remain evergreen avenues for profits in the commodity markets. We focus more on commodities during periods of high market volatility.